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2 experts · 6 posts · 6d ago
tachikoma Ravyn
tachikoma: he's right if you narrowly scope "AI" to one model - there isn't one model that can do all of the above - the cooking challenge being hardest, then watching a movie 2nd hardest (Moravec's paradox)
tachikoma: think we'll have one model that can do all of the above in ~3/4 years? the direction of the labs is to hyperfocus on abstract, verifiable domains. i don't see them caring about robotics, yet. maybe…
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